Those who preach the gospel are wise because they turn many away from  the path of destruction to eternal life. Many who have caught the  vision of God have come to realize that even a soul won into the Kingdom  of God is worth it.

A great eternal reward awaits them because they fulfilled the heartbeat of God.

Those who are wise shall shine Like the brightness of the firmament,  And those who turn many to righteousness Like the stars forever and  ever.

God has found many vessels of honour from the Bible times even to our  modern-day who gave themselves wholly to His service. Those men and  women are not Angels, they are not necessarily so gifted and talented  but they are children who knew their Father’s will and are willing to  lay their lives to do it.

Every prayer unprayed for the lost, every moment of refusal to share  the testimony of Christ, and every chance missed to hand out a tract are  all disappointment to heaven. Are you doing the will of your Father in  heaven?

I want to write to you from my heart about what I perceive as God’s  desire for you. There are endless possibilities in our God. The Bible  says eyes have not seen it nor has anyone heard what God has reserved  for those who loved Him (1 Corinthians 2:9-10).

These are the days when God is doing special work in the world and He  needs loyal and faithful children who will with Him take the battle to  the gates of His enemies.

You have heard of the great commission, but you may be ignorant about  the state of the world and why you cannot fold your hands any longer.  The world lieth in darkness and the evil one has kept many in bondage (1  John 5:19). The god of this world has blinded many so that they will  neither hear nor obey the gospel.

As it stands today there are nations and peoples to possess for our  God. There multitude who sits in the Islamic states and communist  nations who have not heard the message of the gospel. Many people groups  are yet to be contacted by modern civilisation and have no chance of  hearing the gospel.

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Many hear the word of God today but will neither obey nor practice  it. Many sinners have heard the gospel message but ignore it.  Such a  person will not receive the blessing of salvation because he refused to  apply the word he has heard to his life by responding to the call for  salvation.

The word you don’t obey or practice will never produce a great effect  on your life. God told the children of Israel that the only condition  to be blessed is to diligently pay attention to His law. It must be  obeyed and practised (Read Deuteronomy 28).

We have many people in the Christian circle today who are merely  deceiving themselves because week after week they hear the word but  won’t pay attention or apply them to their lives.  Though they hear the  word, the word has no real impact on their lives.

Believers must be intentional and determined to practice the word of  God. Many have heard messages on forgiveness and yet they will not  forgive those who offend them. Such is a hearer alone and not a doer of  the word. Are there black spots in your life? Intentionally apply the  word of God to them. You will see how the word will transform your life.

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Just as we have our earthly family, everyone who has become saved from sin is adopted into the family of God.

Having predestined us to adoption as sons by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will.

The Bible says that everyone who received Christ is given the  absolute right to become God’s child (John 1:12). These are not born by  the will of the flesh or man but by the will of God through the working  of the Holy Spirit (John 1:13).

In this family, Christ is the firstborn, He is the heir of all things  and all things are made by Him and for Him. He is the perfect Son and  every other child in the family is the beneficiary of His selfless  sacrifice. In Him, we have redemption through His blood, even the  forgiveness of our sins (Ephesians 1:7).

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The word of God is active and powerful, sharper than any two-edged  sword, it has the ability to pierce through the human heart and save a  soul from his way of destruction.

The Bible says that the word is God, therefore God’s word carries  enough power to create and restore lost virtues in a person’s life. It  has the ability to save a man from the bondage of the enemy.

Whenever God sends His word, it heals and delivers a person from  destruction (Psalms 107:20). Anytime God wants to save a man from sin or  evil, He sends His word. We read in Romans 10:17 that faith to believe  is produced by hearing the word of God.

There are many instances in the Bible when Jesus only needs to send  His word and a person is healed. One prominent instance was in the case  of the Centurion whose servant was sick, all the master did was speak  and the servant who was far away was made well.

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The believer is not immune from the temptation to sin but the grace  of God which is at work in him allows him to say no to sin (Titus 2:11).  The saint has come into a new life in which the natural appetites and  desire to sin have been subdued and now he is alive unto righteousness.

If you have not come to this point in your life where you no longer  have a raging desire for sin, then it is likely you are still in your  old life.

The Bible says that if any man is in Christ, he becomes a new  creature, he gets a new life, a new desire, a new way to live, and old  things are passed away and behold he is a new man living a new life in  His living Saviour (2 Corinthians 5:17).

Even when in reality you have come into the life in Christ, you are  not exempted from temptations to go back to your old life of sin. The  tempter i.e. the devil does not want to lose any soul and will do  anything to bring a saved soul back into his net. He tempts the believer  with all manner of sin, to sever the saint from being connected to God.

One of the greatest works of the Holy Spirit in the believers is  endurance – the ability to stick it out through some of the most  challenging situations of life. Enduring such difficulties is neither by  might nor by power but by the supernatural working of the Holy Spirit  in the saints (Zechariah 4:6).

Life will come with its many challenges but God’s grace is sufficient  to help the believers in their times of need (Hebrews 4:16).

Temptations are not designed to break us, God allows them to make us  perfect. The Bible says that when the saint is tried, he shall receive a  crown of life.

Consider your trials as a promotional examination to reaching a  higher realm of glory in God. God’s promise hangs upon His children and  he plans to draw us closer to Himself using those trials in our lives.

Consider Abraham, God allowed him to go through a series of testing  but in the end, God blessed him so greatly. Abraham endured such  temptation that the Bible says he “against hope believed in hope” (Read  Romans 4:17-21).

Even though there are numerous promises scattered throughout the  scriptures for the believer, having such promises is not automatic –  receiving them depends on the faith of the believer.

God’s promises stand sure, they are yes and in Him Amen (2  Corinthians 1:20). The Bible says that heaven and earth will pass away  but His word will remain. The promise for your deliverance, healing,  provision and spiritual gifts is there but you can only access them  through Faith.

Jesus said, the believer can ask and he would receive, he can both  seek and knock and get results, but He also showed us that the key to  answers to prayer is faith. The Lord said, whatsoever you desire in  prayer, believe and you will have it (Mark 11:24). He also spoke of  having faith as small as a mustard seed and we would be able to say to a  mountain role into the sea.

To rejoice in trials seems to be a contradiction, but it is the  greatest pathway to victory and experiencing divine intervention.

As believers, the Lord foretold us that in the world we would have  tribulations but that we should be of good cheers because He has  overcome the world (John 16:33).

This assurance from the Lord in principle proves that the joy of the  believer is not subject to good circumstances of life alone but it  springs from the Lord Himself. It is this joy of the Lord that produces  strength in the believer to face the issues and trials of life.

Paul, a man of God who knows more trials encourages the saints to  rejoice in the Lord always, and again he said, we should rejoice  (Philippians 4:4). He was no alien to trials and suffering, but in  Paul’s suffering, he was always rejoicing. Out of those moments of his  suffering in prison came some of the finest Epistles written in joy to  the churches.

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